Citations:Goethesque


 * 1986, Richard Rhodes, Making of the Atomic Bomb, Simon & Schuster Paperbacks, ISBN 0671441337, part 1, chapter 3, :
 * He seems to have been a child of deep connection. That is a preverbal gift. His father, with his own Goethesque yearnings for purpose and wholeness—for natural unity, for the oceanic consolations of religion without the antique formalisms—especially sensed it. His overvalued expectation burdened the boy.
 * 1986, Richard Rhodes, Making of the Atomic Bomb, Simon & Schuster Paperbacks, ISBN 0671441337, part 1, chapter 3, :
 * He seems to have been a child of deep connection. That is a preverbal gift. His father, with his own Goethesque yearnings for purpose and wholeness—for natural unity, for the oceanic consolations of religion without the antique formalisms—especially sensed it. His overvalued expectation burdened the boy.